Troubleshooting Power on Auxiliary Circuit with Trailer Disconnected from Tow Vehicle
Updated 03/20/2014 | Published 03/18/2014
Question:
the auxilary wire on my trailor has continuous power when its not connected to vehicle what can be causing it
asked by: Amador
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Expert Reply:
Most likely the problem has to do with your breakaway switch battery. You will want to make sure that the plunger of the switch isn't missing and that everything is wired up correctly.
I attached an FAQ on breakaway batteries and a diagram of how they wire up for you to check out.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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